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Philippe Vandermaelen

Philippe Vandermaelen was a Belgian geographer, cartographer and instrument maker (1795–1869). He was born in Brussels.

Also recorded as Philippe Marie Guillaume Vandermaelen

Philippe Vandermaelen

Philippe Vandermaelen (1795-1869), Belgian cartographer and geographer. Copper engraving by François de Meersman (1830-1905, Wikidata), Inserted between pages 108 and 109 of Annuaire de l'Académie royale de Belgique, Brussels 1873, in-16.

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Born
Philippe Vandermaelen was born on 23 December 1795. · Brussels.
Died
Philippe Vandermaelen died on 29 May 1869. · Brussels.
Nationality
Belgium
Occupation
geographer · cartographer · instrument maker
Fields
cartography
Languages
French · Dutch

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Philippe Vandermaelen was a Belgian geographer, cartographer and instrument maker (1795–1869). He was born in Brussels.

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